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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1916, Page 3

MAGNESIA FOk ACID STOMACHS

TAKE A LITTLK IX WATER APTEI F.VERY MEAL. Never mi lid tlio old-fashioned advlci to try this or that remedy for your in« digestion or dyspepsia. Be guided by, physicians and specialists who have devoted years of study to these troubles* and have learned what it is that causes flushed faoo after meals, heartburn, flatulence, etc. They know that in nina cases out of ten these symptoms indU cato acid in the stomach and food fen mentation, and so, instead of prei scribing drugs or artificial digestants* they recommend tlio use of half a tea-! spoonful of "bisurated" magnesia in a| little water after meals. This neutral' ises the harmful acid instantly and *ls(t prevents all possibility of food ferment ing in the stomach . This "bisurated'' magnesia is of greater value than drugs or medicineSj for it attacks the root! cause of tiie trouble, whereas drugs merely deaden the nerves and disguise! the symptoms. The genuine "bisurated' magnesia can easily be obtained Iron high-class chemists everywhere, but car' should be taken not to use the citrates' oxides and sulphates, as well as crud' mixtures of bismuth and magnesia' Some of these are very similar in nam' to 'bisurated" magnesia, and are ap* to confuse the uniniormbed, hencs th' importance of asking the chemist ver; distinctly foj "biaurateA"- giagnesia^.